Minutes 03-21-72MINL~ES OP REGU~R CiTY CCIhNCIL MEETING HELD AT Ci'Z'f HALL, BOYNTON
BEACH, FLOR!DA3 TUESDAY, MARCH 213 1972 AT 7;30 P. M.
PRESENT
Robert B. Eff~on: Mayor
Mrs. Emily Jackson, Vice Mayor
John L. Archie~ Councilman
David ~oberts~ CounciLman
Harold Btanehette, Councilman
Mrs. Tereesa Padgett~ City Clerk
Travis E. K/ilgore, City Manager
Gene Moore: City Attorney
Mayor Effron called the meeting to order at 7:35 P. M,
The Invocation was given by Col. Will/am Trauger, followed by the Flag
Salute led by Vice Mayor Jackson.
Mayor Effron introduced the new City Manager: Travis Kil!gore~ an asset
to our community3 and also Mrs. Killgore.
The Mayor announced that Dick Graco of Tsmpa~ President of the Plorida
League of Cities~ has appointed John Are_hie To serve on the Committee
on Municipal Public Relations for 1972, and was glad to hear he has
accepted.
He also sm, nounced that on Thursday, March 23~ at 2:00 P. M. the Planning
Consultants, Candeub~ Fteissig and Assooiates~ will have a joint meeting
with City Council and the Planning g Zoning Board~ and City Planner,
to go over more phases of the Master
MINUTES
Regular Meeting - March 7:1972
Mrs. Jackson ~de a correction on Page £3 fourth paragraph from the bot-
tom~ it was stated by Mr. Moore that Judge Pizzi was ba~0oozled.
Mr. A~chie moved that the minutes of March 7 be accepted as corrected,
seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0.
Special Meeting - M~rch 9~ 1972
Mr. Arehie moved that the minutes of March 9 be approved as wmitten~
seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0.
PUBLIC AUDIENCE
Albert Wehrell stated that several weeks ago Mr. K!inck~ of Russell &
Axon~ gave Council and the publ/c a long discourse on the necessity Of
Boynton Beach agreeing to provide water and sewer to outside developers.
We were told we had to do this or jeopardize federal funds. Approxi-
mately ten requests were received for water and sewer with or without
annexation. The total requests for sewer requiz~ment can well bring us
close ~o the maxLmum capacity of the present sewer plant.
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUhNCIL MEETING
MARCH 212 1972
PUBLIC AUDIENCe, cont'dm
Col. Wehrell further stated that we should proceed with the utmost caution
and be sure of any alternatives. This should be paid for by the developer
at no cost to the citizens of Boynton Beach. Before we finalize any of
these requests be Sure that any directives from the Area Planning Board
are in writing and authentic.
Eddie Mitchell stated that still nothing has been done on 10th Avenue
concerning the water. It is a waste of money to have these pipes on
10th Avenue~ and it is not doinff the job that you thought it would do.
We hope we can sell you this issue~ and get the water going out of there~
as it should. Patience is beginning to run out with some of the young
people.
He then brought up an issue with the City Engineer. Hopefully Council
will get to some of the City employees who are working for the taxpayers,
the ~axpayers are paying their salary. W~en a citizen app~-oaches a City
employee with an intelligent question he should approach him with an
intelligent answer. It is for him to give an intelligent answer without
yelling. Atso~ the Police Department should be told how they should talk
to citizens when they approach them in an intelligent way. These people
don't realize they are being paid by the citizens of Boynton Beach. if
they don:t get the ~word~ from this: he asked Council to get it to them.
No,man Hands expressed thanks for the trash collection. He then asked
if there is a City Ordinance for drinking on the s~reets. The Mayor
stated ~yes~.
Mr. Hands then stated that he has been calling in on this every week.
Today two officers passed by two t~ucks in a ~'No Parking Zone~ and never
even stopped. He then talked about breaking and enteming in the black
section. He called to check the police record to see how many breaking
and enterings in the bla~m seetion~ and how many arrests were made, in
the past five years. He was never called back by the lieutenant. This
is open season in the black section for breakin~ and entering. It has
been said that the white police are afraid to c~me into the black section,
but he thinks that they are not afraid~ they just don:t came. if they
would approach people in an intelligent manner they would get different
results. He asked Council to check and see if something can be done.
O. T. McLean stated that he has had some very unusual experiences durin~
the past week; undesirable experiences. He was arrested by Sgt. Dixon~
and found Not Guilty by a jury in Palm Beach County. He then stated that
Judge Kohl stated to the jury and the public that Boynton Beach has the
~worst Municipal Court he has ever known~. He further stated that he
has had harassing~ obscene~ profane and threatening phone calls at his
place of business. He found out who was n~ing these calls through the
phone company. The Sheriff's Dept. took the names to the County Soli-
citor, and he refused to prosecute.
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MIN~ES
REGULAR CITY COUINCIL MEETING
M3L~%CH 21, 1972
PUBLIC AUDIENCE, cont ~ d.
At this timeMr. McLean stated that the phone calls originated from the
following numbers, which are under the control and ownership of the
people noted.
732-6804
732-796i
732-6512
732-8679
Bob Collier
Norman Mic~ets
Ray Jara
Rober4: Beane
The infommation he has given was released by the Telephone Company.
He then asked where are all or'the people whot were going to ~oin in a
taxpayers' suit against the City of Boynton Beach, when it was known that
Gene Moore was going to defend my suit against Judge Tomberg? And now
the Council has voted for the City of Boynton Beach to reimburse Gene
Moore and Judge Tomberg for all expenses involved. He also commented on
how Vice Mayor, ~V~s. Jackson~ was disgracefully disgraced in Circuit
Cou~t by Attorney Gene Moore.
Har~y Lefort, 2152 N. E. 1st Way, introduced himself as representing
Village Royale and member of the Iknited Boynton Civic League.
LEGAL
Ordinance No. 72-5 - P~oviding Procedure for Removal of City Manager
Mr. Moore read Ord. ~72-5 by title only. Mrs. Jackson moved that Ord.
~72-5 be passed on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Arehie.
Motion carried 5-0.
Ordinance No. 73-6 - Rezoning Lots 7 & 8~ Block 2, PaL Beach Country
CtubEstates C-1 to
Mr. Moore read Ord. ~72-6 by title only. Mr. Archie moved to pass Ord.
D72-6 on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Roberts. Motion
ried 5-0.
Ordinance No. 72'7 - AmerCing Sea. 9-t7(h) of the COde
Mr. Moore read Ordinance No, 72-7 in its entirety.
that Ord. ~72,7 be passed from 1st to 2nd reading,
Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Arehie moved
seconded by Mrs.
OLD BUSINESS
Refunding Agreements - On the table
There will be a workshop meeting to discuss this. Remained on the table.
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MINI/TBS
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 2t~ 1S72
OLD BUSINESS, cont'd.
Recommendation of Russell & Axon - Expansion of Water Facilities
(On the table)
Remained on the table.
Confirm membership of Central Business District Development Board
Mrs. Jackson nominated Howard Austin to fill vacancy of Bruce Thompson.
At the workshop meeting on March 9th five names were submitted for this
Board. Mr. Wilde asked that Alex Hogg semve in his place. Mr. Bruce
Thompson will not be able to serve. The membership should be officially
appointed at this meeting.
Mr. A~ahie moved that these five be appointed to the Central Business
District DevelopmentBoard.' Robert Beane~ Walter Dutch, John Howell,
Howard Austin and Alex Hogg: seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion car-
ried 5-0.
Recommendation of Planning $ Zoning Board re Palm Beach Coun~yZoning
Moratorium
The Planning and Zoning Board recommends that any development which is
for the betterment of Boynton Beach should be considered for annexa-
tion. The Board also recommends that we cooperate with the County as
much as possibles and that Mr. Largent meet with them.
Mr. Archie asked for a clarification of the recommendation.
Mr. Kos~ner~ Planning & Zoning Board~ explained that the request was for
a moratorium of one year on all zoning. The Board decided it was not in
favor of this request because it would tie the City of any type of zoning
or work in this area. However, the Board did feel we should cooperate
with the County as to what was going on. However, the Board felt the
City should reserve the right to determine future zoning for the City
and also for proposed area outside of City, but within their jurisdiction.
Mr. Archie thought the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board was
good.
Mr. Archie moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning
Board and inform Mr. McIntyre of the decision, seconded by Mr. Blan-
chette. Motion carried 5-0.
Request for Change in C-asszfzcatmons (On the table)
Remained on the table for the City Manager to make further study.
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MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COU~CIL MEETING
MARCH 21~ 1972
Nq~W BUSINESS
Request for Certificate of Zoning - Beer License, 500 S. E, tSth Ave.
Mrs. Padgett stated that the Building Department states it is zoned C-1.
Mr. Archie moved that the request be 9ranted~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson.
Motion carried 4-0. Mr. Bianehette abstained.
D. DMINISTRATIVE
School Crossing Guards
Mr. Kiltgore stated that back in May Boynton Beach made a request fo~ =he
County to re/mburse the City for the cost of School Crossing Guards.
They have said they will reimbumse only 90% of the requested cost of each
City. Mr. Killgore recommends sending a letter to County Co~mission that
we expect 100% or up to what the County pays. It is a small amount of
revenue~ but it is the principle involved.
Mrs. Jackson stated that the Palm Beach County League recommends we put
in a request for 'uniforms.
Mr. Killgore Stated that it was in the last request.
Council a~eed to proceed with the letter asking £or 10~ reimbursement.
~ogress Report by City Manager on Requests for Sewer and Water
Mr. Killgore reported that there has been considerable discussion con-
cerning the requests for water and sewer. Yesterday he was present at
the West Palm Beach meeting where the Air~ Water and Pollution Control
Board met to decide on who would be responsible for all water and sewer
systems in Palm Beach County. At this meeting it was decided that the
Area Planning Board be appointed as an adjunct to the State Water Pollu-
tion Control Board to control everything that happens in our county.
It seems that a different view is being taken on furnishing sewer and
water throughout the county. We must conform to this plan for the sake
0£ all~ for pollution control.
He also stated that he met with the engineers in trying to look at every
possible approach in order to plan the-future development of the City,
and consider what is going on outside the City. All we need to take
care of tP~s growth inside and outside o~ the City is an orderly plan
that can be phased in so that no one will get penalized.
List of Payments made in February
Mrs. Jackson moved that the list o~ pap~ents made in February be accepted,
seco~ed by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0.
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MINUTES
P-Z, GULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 21~ !972
ADMINISTRATIVE: contt d.
Approval of Bills
Adams Chevrolet Company
State Treasurer - P!orida Police Academy
030.00
643.00
Russell & Axon
1-95~ SR804~ N. Wo 2nd Ave.
1971SewerExtension Survey
Drexel ~ Hypoluxo Meeting
Relocation 12A Inspection
Relocation of 12A Design & Survey
685.27
178.42
3~587.49
406.22
255.55
$ 6,559.12
Mr. Aro~,ie moved To pay the bills to Adams Chevrolet and State Treasu~er~
seconded by Mms. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
Mrs. Jackson asked if it is possible to bill Drexel and Hypotuxo for the
$~06.227
Mayor Effron stated that Drexel agreed to pay all the costs including
engineering. However, he does not think this can be billed to D~exel
until and agreement is reached.
The City Manager stated that if an agreement is reached it could be incor-
porated in the agreement.
Mr. Artz stated that the bills for t2A are not ready to be approved.
Mr. Archie moved to pay the first four bills of Russell g Axon: in the
amounts of $685.~7~ $178.42~ $3,587.49 and $406.22~ seconded by Mr. Bian-
chette. Motion carried 5-0.
Request of M~. Artz - NCR Equipment
Mr. Killgore stated Mr. Artz~s recommendation. We are in the process of
getting a better set of equipment for the Accounting Department. He
recommends a purchase basis rather than a lease basis. F~. Eillgore con-
curs with this idea. He cannot see any real advantage in a 5-yea~ lease
when we could upgrade the equipment.
Mr. Archie brought out that we would have to take it out o~ unappropri-
ated surplus~ which is drawing interest. He also stated that when you
are leasing the equipment the maintenance is cost free in the contract.
WoUld this create a problem with extensive repaint.
Mr. Artz stated there is about 3 days out of a year that these machines
break down. They stand up quite well. Mr. A~tz further explained that
Beacon Lease is $531.00 a month~ First Bank of Boca is $456.33 a month,
To purchase wOUld Cost $23:614~ and it Would Save around $8~000o
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 21, 1972
~THEE, cont'd.
Request of Mr. Artz - NCR Equipment, contTd.
Mr. Archie stated, you talk about saving $8~000 but when you consider the
interest on unappropriated surplus over a 5 year period. Then we would
have to pay for maintenance. This should be looked into.
Mr. Artz stated that the machine was delivered on a lease agreement basis
and NCR is looking for payment on this at the present time.
Mr. Killgore recommends purchase rather than a lease basis. Mrs. Jackson
moved to accept the City Manager's recommendation, and purchase the NC~
at $23:614 ~rom unappropriated surplus~ seconded by Mr. Blanchette ...... ~
Motion carried 5-0.
Keport on Police Department - Mr. Killgore
Mr. Kiltgore reported that we have almost 15% decrease in crime in 1971.
He is very pleased to see such a report. It does indicate that the Police
Department is doing a good job in the City. Mr. Kil!gore further stated
that he intends to verify any accusations concerning the Police Depart-
ment.
Clarification of Pay Increases
Mr. Kitlgore stated that action was taken at the last meeting for pay in-
crease~ he would ~ike to have the unclassified positions included. Funds
are available~ and he would recon~nend they be included.
Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation of the City Manager on
the cost of living raise, seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0.
Fire Training Area
Chief Wright explained that they are not going to build any struct~es at
this point. Only interested in Phase I~ which is a road into the area,
fire pit and hydrant. We had 5 phases, and have cut it down to 2 phases,
due to the possibility of a sub station in the area in the future. The
volunteers and the staff would like to have authoriuy to proceed with
this with the Couneil~s backing.
Mayor Effron asked what the land is zoned? The Chief stated it is zoned
Agriculture. The l~yor then asked if this would require a new zone, and
would it fall under this one year moratorium of the County?
The Chief stated that he would check into it with the County.
Mayor Eff~on asked if there is any cost estimate for Phase i? The Chief
stated they would spend $2,000, and then the volunteers would do some of
the work. This is in the budget.
The Chief will cheek with ~ounty and report back to the City Manager.
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MIIfdTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MA~CH 21, 1972
OTHER, eontTd.
Municipal Court System
Mr. Arehie stated that in view of the fact that last Tuesday at the polls
the voters overwhelmingly decided against the Municipal Courts he feels
this should be turned over to the Charter ReviSion Cc~mittee, and be one
of the first communities to go along with this !aw. We have one of the
most outstanding courts in the county led by Judge Tomberg. The people
felt they were saving money, that is why they voted the way they did.
Mr. Arehie moved that this he tnrned over to the Charter I~evision Commit-
tee to he turned over to the County to abolish Municipal Court by January
lst: seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Preiditsch, regarding Refunding Agreements, asked if they have the
right to run a line internally? He was referred to the Engineer.
FROCLAMATION
The request from the Governor is that the entire Council sign this Pro-
clamation.
Mrs. Padgett read the Arrive Alive Proclamation.
~'h~. Beyrer stated that there seems to be some con~usion in City Hall on
registration and voting. We have not been informed to follow Court ru!-
inq. We should get final ruling on it from the County.
Meeting adjourned at 8:50 P. M.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
~obert B, EfCron~M~yor \
MINUTES
REG[t~_AR CITY COUNCIL ~ET/2[G
MARCH 21~ 1972
L~i-d-~ober t s ~ Councilman
City
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~THE C.~,:-A~E MANHATTAN BANK. N.A. co.~o.^~-= '~.~,sT O.E.^'~,ONS ,~,V.
NEW YORK, N, Y. [0015
'NAME OF OE~LIGOF,:: ~e City of Boom. ton Beach, Florida
DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE: $,~ater Revenue Bond
Dated Deeembe~ 1, 1950
G 00616
NUMBER OF COUPONS ~8 FACE AMOJNT$ 2,200.00
1R 12:,000.00
NUMBER OF BONDS PRINCIPAL AMOUNT S
TOTAL
. ~__~ THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A.
O 00617
NAME OF OBLIGOR." The City of Boynton Beach, Florid~
DESCRIPT ON Of ISSUE: ~t~ter Revenue Bond~ Series 1960
Dated December l, 1960
15
FACE AMOUNT $ 17,~7.~0
15,000.00
TOTAL · 32,227.50
BOND
MATURITY
~/:L/~ 270 ~0.00 ~,Noo.oo
able coughs ~ere ~fd d~g tile ~ri~
THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A.
I NEW YORK PLAZA, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10015
O 00618
'NAME OF OBLIGOR: The City of Boynton Bea~h, Florida
DESCRIPT ON O~ ISSUE: M'~n!ciDa~ Oi~i¢ Center Building Bond Series 196! Dmted December 10, 196i
85
1,~87.50
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
TOTALS
THIS IS TO CERTIFy THAT WE HAVE THIS DAY DES~TROYED THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES DESCRIBED
-HAME OF OBLIGOR: The City of B~yton, Florida
__ THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. N.A.
G 00653
DESCRIPTION Of ISSUE: Refunding a~d Improvement Revenme Bend
Dated J~ne 1, 1964
!C~,299.24
80,000.00
TOTAL $ 189,299.24
19 12/t/68 i $ 96.88 $ 96.88 ~
- i0 6/1/69 1 96.87 96.87 ~-~
,' it 12/1/69 I 96.88 96.88~
; t2 6/1/70 i 96.S~/ 96.87 ,,~
· ,3 12/1/70 3 93.75 281.25
{: ! 2 96.88
8 100.00 800.00 ~
''~ ~ i,~5.01
.,~ ,~ 6/1/71 79 87.50 6,912.50 /
175 93.75 16,40~. 25 /
154 96.87 ~,917.98 ~
.,~ ~ ~.:~ ¢.~, !00.00 69 ~ 4~ · 00 -
, 88/103 6/1/71 16 $5,~0.00 $ 80,~.~ /
PAYME~TS t~ADE IN FEB. BY D.~TE
F~s. l, 1972
FEs. 2, .1972
Fm~. $, 1972
Fzm. 4, 1972
Fins. 7, 1972
Fmc. ~, !972
1~, 1972
Fins. 14, ~972
F~. 15, 1972
F~s~ 16, 1972
Fins. 17, 1972
FE~. 22, ~972
F~s. 25, ~972
F~s. 24, 1972
F~s. 2~, ~972
F~. 28, ~972
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................................ 1.805.$7
................................ $$, ~99.52
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................................ 25, ~6.26
................................ 636. 2 7
................................ 6, ~ ?~.
...................- - - --- --- ---- ~2, 734.6~
................................ 28, 519.
................................ 6,263.89
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................................ 25, G$8.
................................ 16,$~.15
................................ ~, 392. 54
................................ 1~37~.~_
................................ 19. 901.
................................ !, IGC. 22
................................ 26, ~$£.
GENERAL FU~CD ................................
W~TER SYSTEM REYENUE FUffD .................... 58,
SEWER REYE!VUE FUND .............. -~ ............ 60,
SEWER ~ WAT~R DEPOSITORS FUND ................
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND ................- - ---- ' - _
FiR£i¥E2~'S RELIEF ~ PENSION FUND - - -
PUBLIGITY FUh~D ............................... 7,
052. 96
472.4-7
697. 7~
754. 80
:~ O5.13
UTILITY GENERAL FUND ......................... 19, 741.67
POLIGE GO~PLEX FUND .......................... 29,162.41~
SWIMi¥ING POOL FUh~D ........................... , 1~7~ 5~
GENERAL FUND
28865 HALSEY ~
2~864 Soo~z FLA. PAa~'S ~ S~pp~, I~c.
2~86~ W~x~ H~c Dowm~
28869 Sodom Lomas F~o~xs~
28871 So~am
2887~ F~o~n~ Powm~
28~77 Xm~ox Oo~p.
28~82 S~ P~Lrssr~e Go., I~c.
2~884 ~s¢~ow FLORID~
~:4TER SYSTEM RETENUE FUND
14150 [¢~IzT MAe DOWELL
~1~3 FL~. Powma ~ LIem~ Go.
!~!56 P~c~m G~E~rC~L
14159 SO~THE~N BELL TEL.
SEWER
4159
416~
4161
4162
112.55
97.15
$8. 8~
2, 3~_3. 75
125. ~
!32. ~
11.74
44. ~
ll.74
62~. ~4
~86. 82
6, 23?. 1 ?
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293.64
2~5. 29
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45'7. g~
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24, ! ~6~ 75
24.08
81. $5
4. i0
2, 855.25
58. 53
4-5. O0
288.05
' $, 926. 54
1 ¢4.12
78.35
865.50
!, 586~ 82.
2, 634.79
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
2293
229~
2295
2296
229?
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
~778 Woe~aow E~sz~
0777 W. f. W~c~
7.~
15. 2~
$. 26
~1.74
59. ~
135. !2
71, ~
44. 51
73. ~2
66.12
.2, 1972
.3,1972
FIREHEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSION FUND
563 JOHN
GENERAL FUND
28888
28889
28899
28891
28892
28893
28894
28895
28896
28897
Tsm HAN~e~c~u~mRs LZFm I~S. CO.
THm TRA~mtmRS INS. Co.
DmpT. o~ R~mN~m/SrA~E o~
JACKSON/~YRON DEPT. STORE
Cr~Y o~ £~/Pm~r CAss
G~Y om BB/FmRmm~N's RE~. ~ PmN. F~N~
WATER SYSTEM REFENUE FUND
14169 MANUFACTURERS LrFm INs.
14161 Cz~r~A~ LEASrN~ CORp.
90 o
SEWER REYENUE FU~
4165 TsE N~m~FACTttRERS LrFm INS. Go.
GEIIERAL FUND
28996 ~A D. AR~SR~SZER
2899~ £oYN~oN Bz~cm Frae DEpt.
28998 Jr~ PAttERSON
74.79
1~5.15
$1,29!.5~
145. 4~
343. 76
78.19
1 74.96
336.92
97. 99
3~. 68
29.97
21.59
274,27
f; 52 . 65
258.
9.18
9.18
1, 8~3. $7
7. 59
~9 ?. 42
!5.99
52!.92
WATER SYSTEt¢ REYENUE FUND
14163 Jzcx's CO~¢~E~m P¢~pz~
1' ¢¢6, 64
SE~7R REVENUE FUND
4164 B, ia~zaz Wzam % S. B,i~'~o
4. O0
PUBLICITY FUND
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
:289 G~x o~ BB/Gmm~az~ Fa~m
BOYNTON B~2GH 'POLICE COMPLEX
495 ~.J. H~z~ra, I~c.
GENERAL FUND
28912 M~s.
2¢913 G~Y OF BB/P~YaO~ F~N~ 16,484.¢0
28914 C~Y OF BB/Po~rc~ Rm~. F¢~ 277~2~
28916 BB R~.
2892¢ EL~S Mc~ao~
22, 49 7. 52
11,567.¢¢
$$,¢99.52
WATER SYSTEM RE}~ENUE FUND
1~168 Gr~Y OF BB/PzYao~ F¢Nr . .~,652.87
3, 662.
SEW~B REKENUE FUND
4174 PEN~NSU~a PaoPma~ms
4171 MAs. Fa~m f~Y~ma
4175 Gr~Y OF BB/PzYaO~L
5.05
5.05
1~566.¢2
YOID
~. 4, 1972
~. 7, ~972
· SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
25¢¢ GrTY o~' BB/R~ss P~rmaosm
2501 R~ss P~osm
GENERAL FUND
2~922 E~'~
2~923 H. F. N~so~
2~92~ ~ E. Ge~
28926 P~ Bm~e~ Do~m, I~e.
28929 Boc~ Ho~
2893~ ~owm~
289~2 Co¢~ Rzco~ms, I~c.
28936 F~A~ 0~
2~937 G~e 0~ Oo~p.
28938 G~LF STa~
28939 H~SEY ~ GarFmz~, INc.
28942 L~Y~TE R~ ELEC~arC
2~43 ZLoYms eF BoYNTO~ BE~C.~,Iwc.
289~4 Ho~oaon~, INc.
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
141 7~ Baow~ P~
SEWER REYENUE FUND
~175 g~F 0~ Goa~.
~! 76 G¢nF 0~'~ Co~.
2.3~
!3.2~
27~ ~9!~69
604. ¢¢
5,5¢7.82
94-. 89
238. ~4-
129, ¢¢
117.2~
683. 28
2~2. ~
77.~7
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27.1~
23, 95~, 77
54¢..9¢
1~.~1
318o2I
2?.27
1, ¢28.89
862.35
4-B. 95
9 6. 6e
25, ~6.26
F~. 8,1972
· 9~ 1972
GENERAL FUND
28946
2894?
28948
28949
28950
28951
28952
28955
28955
28956
S~w~ Hzsmw~s~ Go. o~ LW, I~c. 25. 87
CITY OF BB/PE~Y CAsz/GHAs. F~ErEaIOK 22.65
357.~7
WA TER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
14! 75 Yz~om B~s~mss M.~czt~Nms
SEWER RE?ENUE FUA(D
SEWER
23~5
~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
ANN BAaaETT !6.9~
R.H. M~a~ 2.3~
Qa~¢~z D. I~ze ! 7.60
73. ~0
GENERAL FUND
2~957 Jom Ro~.~z¢e
28959
2896~
28962
SEWER
25~9
231 ~
231!
2512
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Mosms A~smws
PA~arcrA ~NDERSO~
36. ~
11.90
15. ~
37.94
76. ~
1~.~
25. ~
211.84
21.5~
15..5~
16.9~
656. 2 7
1972
~.10,1972
.11,1972
2314
2316 S~ow
23! ? S~ow
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
290 R~SSmLL ~ Axo~
GENERAL FUND
2896~ CI~Y OF BB/S~w~a Rm~m F~N~
WATER
141 76
14177
SYSTEH REKENUE FUND
Rmm.~ Imp. Rm~. ReND
SEWER REVENUE FUND
4166 REF.~Imp. Rm~. BoN~ SrNmrNe F~Nm
GENERAL FUND
28968
28969
2897~
28971
28972
28973
28974
FraST B~N~ ~ Tavs~
OrrY OF ~/PET~Y
WA TER
~Y
o. STEM RE?ENUE FUND
Cr~r oF BB/PAYaoLn FVND
5.79
3. 26
12.2~
2, 3~
12~ 7~
2.42
841.67
16, 96~. 63
6, 786. 36
3 73. ~0
~7.23
24, I ~I. 72
2~, 926.
20.
25, 9~6.
32, 646. ?~
32, 6~6. 7~
82, 734.6~
16, 776.
285.1~
t, 763.50
3,407. 70
20.00
22, 991.24
3,629.51
5.00
.... 3,634.51
1972
.15,1972
SEWER REKENUE FUND
4167 OITY OF Bt~/PAY~O~ FUNS
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
778 EsDrm DmNSON
GENERAL FUND
28975
2897G WrL~mAm Mu~scro
28977 Orfr OF ~/~TER ~E~. FUND
28979 G~Y OF BB/S
28982 G~N~O~
W~TER SYSTE.~ RE7ENUE FUND
14180 PENrNSUL~t~ P.ROPERTYES
14181 PmNrNSUL~
!~183 B ~ H S~LmS, INa,
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
2321 Mas. AN~.'moxx G. H~Jm~c
2322 GrTY OF BB/Lo~rs Ba~N~
2324 Or~Y Of BB/J~Lr~m P~a~cm
2325 J~N P~a~cm
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
779 l£o.~izs JOhNSoN
GENERAL FUED
28986 U. S. POSTI~ASTEI~/~OYNTON BE~CH
2~99~ So~rsm~ Bm~ TmLEP~ONm
698.15
69~. 15
196. 92
196. ~2
2~, 519.9~
75. ~
2. 0~
2,471.47
1,504, 78
85.8~
18.6~
349. 15 52. 45
54. 8¢
5, 682.
2.5¢
~ 26
14.77
4¢0.5¢
422.83
7. 68
, 18.48
118.43
6, 265. 89
450.0¢
8.00
18.28
7.5¢
225.72
28991 BLuE G~oSS-BL~E S.~ErL~ OF FL~.,I~c. 3,405.47
28992 Gr'~Y o~ ~B/W~ D~. ~70.~6
2899~ A~e~s~ E. S~o~
28996 Do~p~ Bo~
2899~ K~s T~c~ S~. 2~.~
28999 L~oY~s o~ BoY~O~ B~cs 32.~
29~! T~E NEw
2~5 A~EarZSE~S P~ESS, I~c.
29~7 VoYz~za L~z INs.
WITER $~$TEH.~REVENUE FUND
1,123.89
SEWER RE?ENUE FUND
~169 F~. Po,~om Oo~o~ Ass~. Imc.
4177 Hzcs
17~.87
19. ~
1.8.47
GEi~¢ER2L FUND
29~9
29~! ~
29~11
29012
29~15
29~I ~
CmZ~LES F~EmE~ICK, REC~E.DEpz/PEZTZ O~Sm 2G.~7
~ H~c DowmL~ 107. 26
BOWEN S~pp~ Go., I:~c. ~. 86
WZLSmV H. GH~PM~N 5. ~0
23, 547.14
WATER
SYSTEM REVENUE FUI~D
8, 15 7. 29
!972
~.i7, I972
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FU_~D
2326 City OF BB/JIM ROGERS
2327 Gz~Y OF BB/G. L. SC~UYLma
2528 g. L. SC~UYLEa
GENERAL FUND
29016 Jr~
29017 H~zs
29018 FI~ES~OmE
29019 BOYN~ON A~O Sum~, I~c.
29020 ~O~aO~¢TS, I~c.
29022 NGR
29026 C. J.
29027 BooKEa
15.50
7.16
25, 63~. 59
~OTOROL~ INC.
P~LM ~EAC~ OOUNTY/~O~RD
6,225.~
o~ County Go~.1,259,95
13,059.~6
WATER SYSTEN REFENUE FUND
1~189 U. S. POSrHASrEa
1~190 FIaEs~oN~
1¥194 NOTOaOLZ, INC.
~50.00
!~.95
6.66
1,706.77
28.0~
2,701.38
SEWER REYENUE FUND
41 79 Horonen~, Imc.
SEWER
2329
~ T
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Cr~' OF BB/Yo~ ~
PO£~ 0~ GOh~O£~X FUND
101 NGR SYSTE~Ei~Z~ D~r.~zsro~
$.00
5, 20
7.5--~
103.41
103.41
16,350.15
FES. 18, 1972
29031GrzY o?
29¢32 GIzY OF
29~$$ Gr~Y oF
29054 BB RES.
BB/P~r~o~ F~Nm
BB/Po~rcm RET. F~NO
BB/FraEmmN's Rm~. ~ PmN.
29059
29~4I
2904-4
29~5
29047
29~5~
29~51
25~52
29~56
29~57
29~8
29~59
29~60
29~61
29~62
29~63
29~65
29066
29~$7
29~68
29~69
29~70
29~71
29072
2~073
290 74-
2~075
29~76
29077
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Bor~s Bo~ S~o~
So~mm~m P~mm~ Go.
~ D~mwAYs
EN~ EL ~ $
E~s~ ao~s~ Frn~ E~r~.
~OYNTON ~EAC~ ~OLICE DEPT~
Pzsm BE~cm OFC. SUppLY
~OYNTO~ PU~ ~ SUPPLY, INC.
~TRESTONE
Gmo. W. Fow~E~ Go., INc.
Gmrm W~r~/BBFr~m
J~cm H. RmULSTON
Bzcm Mo~o~s, Imc.
Jom~ A. Ro ~ss~ ~ D. Y.H.
TaArL Foa~ Ta~c~on
· EaOX ~ORP.
~ONT~INE INDUSTRIES
I B ff Goa~.
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HtLSEY ~ ~RIFFIT~ !NC.
Or~r OF BB/Po~rc~ Cost,mx F~
16, 381.4 ?
285.10
185. 6~
539.14
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6, 5fi5~ 66
128;80
166~ ~5
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45. 71
228, 16
22. O~
1 7!,87
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205; O0
71'5I
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25~ O0
2~ I9
i~.22,1972
: I
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WATER
14195
14196
14197
GENERAL FUND
29078
29~79
SEWER REFEAIUE FUND
4183 Jo:~N B. DU~¢KLE
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
2331 O~rY oF BB/MA~Y Gissos
GENERAL FUND
2908~ Doaorsr F. Jommsom
29082 HAzY
29083
29084 HaPs~som's H~mm Sm~.
29~86 f~m P~z~
29087 IAAI ~972 Sz~r~za
29~88 H~L DO.~NELLY
29091A~za~czN GoNcas~z TRxNs~oa.~ S~a~.
29092 ~oY~s Bo~Y SHop
29095 BOYN~ON ~UTO SUppLY INC.
29~96 GEe. W. E~wL~ Go.,. Imc.
~? FR~N~HOUSE ELEC. SUPP~Y~ INC.
29099 g.~r~Y'S
6 70.93
1 7.32
114.55
802. S~
797.81
233.75
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$$1.~
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15,$48.16
,5.45
5.4~5
16.9~
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25.00
7.50
620.08
32.00
60.00
29.85
gO.l~
28.50
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79.05
8.75
15. ¢3
43. I¢
45.9~
24, 1972
29100 Smc~sr~ S~pp~Y, I~¢c.
29101 Roso
29102 PrEscm
29105 IIE~ Paom~¢Ts oF Pz~
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
SEWER REKENUE FUND
4191 ;~.B. Passions, I~c.
POLICE GOIIPLEX FUND
1~2 II. J. Hm~zf~ema, I~¢.
GENERAL FUND
29!~7 Nas. J~ms
291~
2911~
29111
WATER
1~199
SYSTEII REVENUE FUND
SEWER
2332
2333
2356
233 ?
SEWER REVENUE FUND
23.~0
298.45
54.75
57. 30
39, t ~
96. ~
1~262.~
1 ~262.~0
19,9~I.78
261.~
56.96
25.00
336.~2
52.65
258.5¢
3!1.15
2.39
5.20
7. 5~
2. 30
22. I~
25.1~
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1, 1GO. 22
1972
GE/(ER2£ FUND
29112 Jom
29t!3 E~'~ R~
29115 Jr~
2911G
29118
29119
29120
29121
29122
29123
29124
29125
29126
29127
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Gr~Y ~F BB/P~YsO~
OZTY OF ~/PoLICE
E~ms~ E. O'~mz~ Ja.
;~{ATER SYSTEH REYENUE FUND
SE~R REYENUE FUND
SEWER & YATER DEPOSIT FUND
2339
2342 Kars~N~ G~sr~o
26~6 D~. Josy E. f-~oaN
972 ~gl¥ERAL FUND
29129 JomN
29129 GZ~Y OF BoY.~o~r
29131 Ox~Y
29132 Gz~ o~ BOUNdeN
29135 R R Bowm~a Co
$G. O0
7,5.00
19.50
37. 70
9. GO
615. ~
19. $$
I0~ ~0
?£$~ O0
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10, O0
3, 648. 09
3, 648. 09
l, 754,92
1,724, 02
12. 50
6.24
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2. $~
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2, 30
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26, 032.32
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4, 0~2. 98
3, 582. 70 '
1 ~, 704.0 7 -
! 7, 069.56.
502.60 ·
20. O0 -
15. O0.
FEB.
28, 1972
29136 E~;~rNmmar~¢
29137 PzL~ Rcs OFF~CE ~UPPLY
2913~ FouN~rNs Dmm~ S~oam
29141 BIsc~YmZ Fram E~p Co.,INc.
29143 Bo~m oF Oo~mrY Oo~rssroNEas
291~ Drxz~ F~rE~
29145 H~m's
29146 Fr~sz FEn S
291~7 E~sr Co~s~ Fr~z E~z~.
291~8 CORE NEWSPaPErS
291¢9 H~z~r k-z~z~ P¢~rs~r~ Go.
29151 F~z. POWE~
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
14202 FrasT Fzs S ~ Lo~N
t42~3 FLoRr~z POWER ~ LT.
OF W.P.B.
SEWER REKEI~UE FUND
4187 Bx~m's ELEC ~OTOR SERVICE
~188 FrRSZ FErn S. · Lo~m om W.P.B.
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
2347 Grz¥ o? BOrNTO~X BC~¢.
2348 SrmNE¥ TOMES
2349 EEmm~LL GONSTR. CO.
2350 Orrr OF B.B.
2351 SNow
23~3 O~z¥ OF
25~4 E~wxR~ T. E~w~R~s
2356 ~R~m~E
2~5~ J~.~. ~UILDERS
2361CzrY OF B. B.
2362 WZL~mR J. L¢mx~
2363 Cz~¥ oF
2364 ~m HELE~
rJTILiTY GENERAL FUND
291SUU ~ RESTAURANT, I~C.
117.20
225.03
t~8.00
1~.0~
100.65
89.5~
$8.15
14.6~
205.00
20.000.0~
32.~0
9o~2
29.~
6~218.$5
2, 766.37
6, 286.37
$9.0~
3,600.00
!,526.~
5,056.¥8
15.41
7.50
4. ¥6
I0.6¥
$..9¢
15.0~
8.30
7.2~
2.3~
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2.$~
!~.30
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138.2~
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28, 1972
29, 1972
NUNIGIPA£ S~FiMMiffG POOL BO:~D SIN£IffG F6%¥D
568 O~-~sm NA~ATTAi~ BA~rm, ll.A.
GE~¥i~R2L FUND
29~52 Frnm E~vl:i~ SASES ~ Smn~Icm
29153 N~nss~L~ N~ ~ BO~
29!~ Loam.~s S~w Sz~n~m~r~ Smav~cm
29156 P~cz Tr~E Go.
29157 Pso~o N~ts o~ Ftc., I~c.
291~8 Rrc~ ~o~o~s INc.
29~6i Py~y Bow~s
29162 Frn~
29163 Row~s T~c~ E~.,I~c.
2916~ T~ Fons Tn~cron Go.
29166 Y~o~ B~sr~mss N~CHr~ms
29167 N~ F~n~ P~o~mc~ro~; 2ssx.
29168 Ro~'s Frsms
29169 ~mwoos ~mss, I~c.
29171 B~r~ ~ T~Y~o~
29172 Frns~ B~ & T~. cE Boc~ R~om
2917~ Ym~ D.
29175 ~z ?a~zzLm_~s I~s. Go.
29:176 G~TY o~ BoY~o~
29~77 BLuE O~oss-Bs~m SmrE~m oF F~.
29178 Jom~
29Z~2 ~UTOPRODUCTS, INC.
29~2 C~zx OF 9B/S ~ W DEm.
29~i.~ Gr~r cE BB/F~E, REL.&
29~I~,~ Uzr~ o~ BB/P~s~c~Y
WATER SYSTEM REFEffUE FUiTD
142~ BIF
ig7.5~
84, 295.56
¥4. ~0
11. ~9
71. O~
75. ~
B.O~
16~ 9~
3~ ~
21.6~
95.95
92. G1
4,291.~7
7, 5~
74.96
86. ~
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5 6.
! ~8.29
i ~8.29
29, 1972 SEWER REYENUE FUi%'D
4-193 Jom~v A~am~m
4154 ~r~op~o~rcrs, I~.
SE~£NR ~ WATER DEPOSIT FU.~D
2366
2367 F~rc~
POLICE COMPLEX FUND
958.84
¥.2~
2.30
13, 2~
7_ 7~ 6~
53,1~